In honor of November being National Adoption Month, some members of the McNick community have shared their own adoption stories. During the 2006-2007 school year, theology teacher Jeff Hutchinson-Smyth and his wife hoped to expand their family, but couldn’t for medical reasons. They knew adoption was an option, but they didn’t know if that was … More Rockets share their adoption stories
While most McNick students leave their parents each morning to go their separate ways to school and work, a select few families have the opportunity of sharing their daily experiences at the same institution. McNicholas currently has eight families which have at least one parent working at the school with at least one student enrolled … More A family affair: School, work bond together (part1)
Senior year of high school involves many “lasts” for students. One aspect of high school life that usually plays an influential role in forming a student during high school is participation in a sport. Often times, love for a sport stems from early childhood, and students invest vast amounts of time dedicated to their craft. … More Senior athletes hang up their jerseys
It’s something many students dream about- what would I do if I became principal? McNick students have their own ideas of what they would change about McNick if they found themselves in charge of the school. With McNicholas’ uniform policy, girls are to wear a modest length plaid skirt with a green or white McNick … More If students were in charge: Changes they’d make as principal
The McNicholas Milestone 